A Sudden Rampage: The Japanese Occupation of Southeast Asia Book

A Sudden Rampage: The Japanese Occupation of Southeast Asia, Tarling (formerly history, U. of Auckland, New Zealand) discusses the Japanese occupation of Southeast Asia during WWII. Topics include, for example, attempts to make peace with the U.S., the ideology of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere, and the, A Sudden Rampage: The Japanese Occupation of Southeast Asia

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A Sudden Rampage: The Japanese Occupation of Southeast Asia
Written by author Nicholas Tarling
Published by University of Hawaii Press, The, September 2001
Tarling (formerly history, U. of Auckland, New Zealand) discusses the Japanese occupation of Southeast Asia during WWII. Topics include, for example, attempts to make peace with the U.S., the ideology of the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere, and the

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Preface ix
Abbreviations xi
Map xiv
Chapter 1. Equality and Opportunity 1
Japan, Asia and the West 1
The Meiji Restoration 8
Industrialisation 17
Colonial policy 20
The Russo-Japanese War 22
Versailles and Washington 24
Colonial Southeast Asia 30
Chapter 2. Diplomacy and Force 39
Expansionism 39
Konoe Fumimaro 42
The European crisis 45
The phoney war and the fall of France 48
The first move on Indo-China 51
The Burma Road 54
The Kobayashi mission 56
The Tripartite Pact 57
Mediation between French Indo-China and Thailand 61
The Yoshizawa mission 66
Southern Indo-China 68
Negotiations with the United States 72
Chapter 3. War and Peace 80
Pearl Harbor 80
The Thai alliance 83
The Malayan campaign 85
The attack on British Borneo 90
The capture of the Philippines 91
The conquest of Netherlands India 92
The invasion of Burma 95
Midway 100
Thoughts of peace 102
Fighting in the Pacific 104
The coup in Indo-China 108
Imphal 110
Surrender 116
MacArthur and the Philippines 120
The peoples and the war 122
The Indian National Army 123
Chapter 4. Conquest and Liberation 125
Racism and rhetoric 125
The Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere 128
The guidelines 130
The Ministry of Greater East Asia 133
Independence 138
War and empire 142
Chapter 5. Control and Mobilisation 144
Politics and administration 144
Burma 146
The Philippines 159
Netherlands India 174
Borneo 192
Malaya and Singapore 197
Thailand 204
Indo-China 210
Chapter 6. Demand and Supply 218
Disruption and inflation 218
Earlier patterns 220
Wartime patterns 223
Netherlands India 226
Malaya and Singapore 231
Borneo 235
The Philippines 238
Burma 243
Thailand 246
Indo-China 249
Chapter 7. Memory and Legacy 252
Violence 252
The end of imperialism 256
Reparations 258
Malaya, Singapore and Borneo 259
Netherlands India 263
The Philippines 264
Burma 266
Thailand 266
Vietnam 266
Bibliography 269
Index 279

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	Preface	ix
	Abbreviations	xi
	Map	xiv
Chapter 1.	Equality and Opportunity	1
	Japan, Asia and the West	1
	The Meiji Restoration	8
	Industrialisation	17
	Colonial policy	20
	The Russo-Japanese War	22
	Versailles and Washington	24
	Colonial Southeast Asia	30
Chapter 2.	Diplomacy and Force	39
	Expansionism	39
	Konoe Fumimaro	42
	The European crisis	45
	The phoney war and the fall of France	48
	The first move on Indo-China	51
	The Burma Road	54
	The Kobayashi mission	56
	The Tripartite Pact	57
	Mediation between French Indo-China and Thailand	61
	The Yoshizawa mission	66
	Southern Indo-China	68
	Negotiations with the United States	72
Chapter 3.	War and Peace	80
	Pearl Harbor	80
	The Thai alliance	83
	The Malayan campaign	85
	The attack on British Borneo	90
	The capture of the Philippines	91
	The conquest of Netherlands India	92
	The invasion of Burma	95
	Midway	100
	Thoughts of peace	102
	Fighting in the Pacific	104
	The coup in Indo-China	108
	Imphal	110
	Surrender	116
	MacArthur and the Philippines	120
	The peoples and the war	122
	The Indian National Army	123
Chapter 4.	Conquest and Liberation	125
	Racism and rhetoric	125
	The Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere	128
	The guidelines	130
	The Ministry of Greater East Asia	133
	Independence	138
	War and empire	142
Chapter 5.	Control and Mobilisation	144
	Politics and administration	144
	Burma	146
	The Philippines	159
	Netherlands India	174
	Borneo	192
	Malaya and Singapore	197
	Thailand	204
	Indo-China	210
Chapter 6.	Demand and Supply	218
	Disruption and inflation	218
	Earlier patterns	220
	Wartime patterns	223
	Netherlands India	226
	Malaya and Singapore	231
	Borneo	235
	The Philippines	238
	Burma	243
	Thailand	246
	Indo-China	249
Chapter 7.	Memory and Legacy	252
	Violence	252
	The end of imperialism	256
	Reparations	258
	Malaya, Singapore and Borneo	259
	Netherlands India	263
	The Philippines	264
	Burma	266
	Thailand	266
	Vietnam	266
	Bibliography	269
	Index	279